Probes into senior corrupt officials, or "tigers", as President Xi Jinping put it, are likely to be enhanced in 2014 amid Party efforts to boost clean governance, analysts said.
Chinese President Xi Jinping vowed on Tuesday to maintain "high pressure" on corruption, warning this fight is vital for the Party's integrity in the long term.
A former vice mayor of a south China city has been detained for allegedly taking bribes, local prosecutors said Friday.
The Communist Party of China's discipline watchdog hands over eight senior officials to court with 23 others still under investigation.
An online game named "Beating Corruption", released through the micro blog account of People's Daily Online, has drawn mixed reviews from netizens since it was launched on Thursday.
President Xi Jinping called for a zero-tolerance approach toward corruption in the political and legal systems on Wednesday and said any "black sheep must be removed".
China's procuratorial authorities investigated 27,236 embezzlement and bribery cases between January and November last year, sentencing 36,907 people.
China's procuratorial organs investigated 36,907 officials suspected of corruption from January to November in 2013, the country's Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP) said on Sunday.
In a drive that first targeted officials, then university presidents, and now lawmakers, China's fierce battle against corruption is hitting deeper and affecting more people.
A former senior political advisor has been expelled from the Communist Party of China in Hunan province for serious violations of Party discipline and State laws, according to a statement from the Party's top anti-graft body on Thursday.
Li Chongxi, top political adviser in Southwest China's Sichuan province, has been removed from his post for suspected severe violations of discipline.
An official from China's top advisory body has been removed from his posts for a grave discipline violation.